7 Mar
2005
7 Mar
'05
2:51 p.m.
From: "Bernd Kopriva" <bernd at
kopriva.de>
Hi,
On Mon, 7 Mar 2005 00:00:30 -0600, Jim Leonard wrote:
:
Hi
The board did exist. It was there to support the software
for the M20. It was suppose to be able to run the PCOS software.
I wonder how low a level the CP/M-8000 got? It might
be able to be run on the M24 as well, with the board.
I've seen pictures of the board so I know they did make them.
Dwight
Needless to say, if anyone has questions on an AT&T PC 6300 (or an
Olivetti M24, which is essentially the same thing), I'm your man.
:
do you know anything about a Z-8001 card, that should have been available
for the M24 ? Does this one really exist ?
Ciao Bernd
7 Mar
7 Mar
3:24 p.m.
On Mon, 7 Mar 2005 11:51:36 -0800 (PST), Dwight K. Elvey wrote:
Hi
The board did exist. It was there to support the software
for the M20. It was suppose to be able to run the PCOS software.
I wonder how low a level the CP/M-8000 got? It might
be able to be run on the M24 as well, with the board.
I've seen pictures of the board so I know they did make them.
Dwight
i found only some rare references on that board, but i found no ad or any
offers, so i'm was not sure, if that was only vaporware ...
... was it only to be used on the M24, or a more general ISA board ?
I'm asking, as i'm still looking for an ISA Z-8001 board like Steve Ciarcia's
trumpcard or any other alternative ...
Thanks Bernd
Needless to say, if anyone has questions on an AT&T PC 6300 (or an
Olivetti M24, which is essentially the same thing), I'm your man.
:
do you know anything about a Z-8001 card, that should have been available
for the M24 ? Does this one really exist ?
Ciao Bernd
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